Attending university and paying tuition fees. Winston-Salem-Forsyth County Schools students are exploring their future careers this week. The district is working with Greater Winston-Salem Inc. for this two-day event called World of Work. More than 5,000 students in grades 8 and 10 will visit the LJVM Coliseum over the next few days to explore a variety of career opportunities at the elementary school. We are just starting to develop an awareness of careers and in middle school we are letting them explore their interests. They do career assessments to determine what I’m interested in, so I can start preparing for that from high school and sophomore year onwards.
5,000 WS/FCS students explore career opportunities at World of Work event
Students at Winston-Salem-Forsyth County Schools are exploring their future careers this week. TOP STORIES: LISTEN: 911 call details heartbreaking moments after Greensboro woman shot in face by boyfriend Robinson defamation lawsuit reduced from $50 million to just $25,000 Jonesville cop Yadkin County Body of missing person found in Click here to get the latest news stories you’re interested in The school district is hosting a two-day “World of Work” event in conjunction with Greater Winston-Salem Corporation. More than 5,000 students in grades 8 and 10 visit LJVM Coliseum to explore a variety of career opportunities. “In elementary school, we’re just starting to recognize careers, and in middle school, we’re letting them explore their interests and concerns,” said Kim Forbes, executive director of career and technical education at WS/FCS. “They’re doing a career assessment. They’re doing a career assessment to figure out what I’m interested in so that I can start preparing for high school and post-secondary.” Sessions begin in October It lasts until the 23rd. WATCH: Watch the NOWCAST streaming newscast. Get the latest news and weather information by downloading the WXII app here. Navigate: Home | Weather | Watch Nowcast TV | Local News | National | News We Love | Trending Stories:
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Winston-Salem-Forsyth County Schools students are exploring their future careers this week.
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The district is hosting a two-day “World of Work” event in conjunction with Greater Winston-Salem. More than 5,000 students in grades 8 and 10 visit LJVM Coliseum to explore a variety of career opportunities.
“We’re just starting to develop career awareness in elementary school, and we’re letting kids explore their interests in middle school,” said Kim Forbes, executive director of career and technical education for WS/FCS. “They’re doing career assessments. They’re doing career assessments to determine what I’m interested in so I can start preparing for high school and post-secondary.”
The exhibition period is until October 23rd.
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